Metadata Micro-Credentialing Series Starts 10/15
Build your metadata expertise through this comprehensive 4-course micro-credentialing series. Each course is designed to deepen your understanding of metadata functions, standards, and relationships.
Build your metadata expertise through this comprehensive 4-course micro-credentialing series. Each course is designed to deepen your understanding of metadata functions, standards, and relationships.
As a result of high demand, an afternoon session (1:00-4:00 pm) has been added to the schedule for the in-person book repair training offered on October 22, 2025, in Independence, Missouri.
Amigos Library Services invites proposals from staff at member libraries and the wider library community for individual or panel sessions at its upcoming online conference, Practical Paths to the AI-Enhanced Library, on December 10, 2025.&nb
The next Amigos Community Conversation, Recognizing and Cultivating In-House Talent, takes place on Wednesday, October 2nd at 1:00 pm Central. This session will highlight how libraries can identify and grow the talent already within their organizations.
If you missed last week's online conference focused on ways the library makes itself indispensable to communities of all kinds, there is still a chance to view the sessions by registering for the recording.
With fall just around the corner, this is a great time to refresh skills and invest in professional growth and development. The Fall Continuing Education schedule offers a diverse selection of workshops, trainings, and conversations designed to support staff across all types of libraries.
The schedule for the Libraries Cultivating Community conference on September 10th is now available.
Learn to extend the life of your library’s hardcover collection with hands-on book repair training. Join preservation expert Rebecca Elder for a practical, in-person session designed to equip library staff with essential repair techniques like reattaching pages, mending paper, and tightening hinges.
The library occupies a unique role, whether in a city, town, or on an academic campus. Within this third space, library staff have an opportunity to recognize and meet needs in a way that few other organizations can.